3DPageFlip.com Announces New Upgrade Of Fantastic 3D Flip Book Maker

3D Page Flip Professional’s latest upgrade comes with a number of enhancements. Users will now be able to insert text to flipbook pages with different font styles and effects. Also included in this update is the support to add multiple images and even .SWF’s as new pages in the flipbook.

This software allows users to publish their own 3D flipbook pages into several formats including .html, .zip, .exe, .3DP, Epub, iPhone, and Android. The flipping book created with 3D Page Flip Professional can be viewed both online and offline, and is available for both Windows and Mac users.

3D Page Flip Software features enhancements such as increased editing functions. Users will be able to create 360 degree spinning objects and will also be able to embed flash and 3D videos into their pages. This update includes 28 font background filling effects, 12 different font effects, and two new templates for flipbook design. The update also includes a handful of coding corrections that will make the product easier to use.

The program allows users to set the 3D reading angle through 360 degrees and also lets users create “pop up” objects such as 3D spinning products and a 3D image sphere. These 3D effects add a whole new dimension to reading an e-book on a number of platforms. 3Dflip book maker has several new features which allow eBook creators to design their own book title, create flash buttons, and also include an option to “auto-flip” pages at set intervals. The product’s rendering engines help to avoid paged distortions common to some .pdf files when converted to eBook format.

3D Page Flip Professional is also capable of being used for both SEO and Google Analytics purposes. Ebooks created through the 3D flipbook software can be shared on Facebook, Twitter, and other major social networking sites for more exposure. Users can also embed links in their eBook by adding a page index into their URL so that readers no longer need to sift through pages of information to find what they want.

The program can be used for publishing in a number of mediums. The technology used by 3DPageFlip.com can be seen in digital newspapers, online brochures, e-zines, and eBooks. Each of their programs, including 3D Page Flip Professional, are simple to use and include customer service for questions that have particularly difficult answers. Their immediate aim is to help their customers create the most realistic 3D flipbooks with as little hassle as possible.

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Indie Developer One Little Goat Pleads with Apple CEO – Stop Rejecting My App

One Little Goat proprietor Philip Lemon, believes his app was rejected solely because one of the eight celebrity caricatures in the game is based on the late Steve Jobs. He supports his claim by providing the following correspondence from Apple;

“We’ve reviewed your app and determined that we cannot post your application because it appears to contain features, namely, imagery, that bear a resemblance to several well-known third-party marks, including Steve Jobs.”

Phil’s response to this was, “Well Duh, it’s a parody. Do a search and you’ll find dozens, if not hundreds of apps that use the likeness of celebrities. I didn’t see Apple taking down Joustin Beaver when Justin Bieber sued the game maker for using his likeness. “

There does appear to be both censorship and double standards at play when you consider that blatant copyright rip-offs like Mole Kart, Ultimate iZelda Climb and Pokemon Yellow were all approved by Apple. Phil reports that he has questioned Apple about this inconsistency, and has requested Apple specify which elements of his game are in breach of copyright, but his questions have been met by a firewall of silence. This stonewalling is what prompted the open letter to the CEO of Apple and Mr Lemon decided satire was the best way to deliver his message.

When asked why he hasn’t just removed the offending cartoon character Mr Lemon replied “I could remove Peeved No-Jobs (Phil’s pet name for the character) but why should I have to? Apple isn’t North Korean and I’m not making fun of Kim Jong Il – at least I think I’m not”.

Though he supports Apple’s vetting of apps based on quality and security, Mr Lemon is against certain Apple developer policies such as the one that states;

“we (Apple) may reject or remove your application for any reason, in our sole discretion.”

Like most mobile developers worldwide, One Little Goat relies on sales through iTunes and not having his game available there could lead to commercial oblivion. Celebrity Smack is available for Android devices through Google Play and Amazon and Mr Lemon hopes his game will garner enough support through these online marketplaces to make the game financially viable.

“I think it is totally unacceptable that a company that dominates an industry built on ideas can dictate what people share,” Mr Lemon says. “They’re an American company and the majority of their paying customers are from democratic countries.”

When asked if he would submit future apps to iTunes Phil responded “Definitely. I’m like most game makers, I just want as many people as possible playing my games and enjoying them. Hopefully Apple will improve its policies or Android will become the platform of choice for developers.”

The open letter to Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, can be found at http://onelittlegoat.com/letter_to_apple_ceo.html

Philip Lemon is a developer and artist living in Melbourne, Australia. One Little Goat is the name of his studio and Celebrity Smack is his first solo game. Past achievements of Philip’s include being the lead Animator on the iOS game Desert Zombie, Executive producer on the Australian film The Hobby Farm, and authoring the children’s novel The Barbarian Librarian. Philip loves doing interviews and can talk at length without saying um. He has been told his voice is melodic and well suited to radio but this is yet to be proved.

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